Single Apartments Deluxe One Bedroom Apartment
22 Weeks
Tenancy Length
04 Jan
Move in from
€708.00
From (Per week)
Really enjoyed my time here! Great location close to the city and the luas line right outside is so handy. Helpful staff and all the events that are ran is a great way to make friends
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Really enjoyed my time here! Great location close to the city and the luas line right outside is so handy. Helpful staff and all the events that are ran is a great way to make friends
Postcode | D07 PC95 |
Price from | €295.00 per week for 24/25 (subject to availability) |
22 Weeks
Tenancy Length
04 Jan
Move in from
€708.00
From (Per week)
22-40 Weeks
Tenancy Length
04 Jan
Move in from
€302.00
From (Per week)
22 Weeks
Tenancy Length
04 Jan
Move in from
€295.00
From (Per week)
22 Weeks
Tenancy Length
04 Jan
Move in from
€328.00
From (Per week)
40 Weeks
Tenancy Length
31 Aug
Move in from
€331.00
From (Per week)
Technological University Dublin
Griffith College
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Highfield house is a lovely modern accomodation with plenty of social areas and a good balance between study and fun. There are weekly events planned out for students to ensure they make new friends and take well needed breaks from college . 10/10 would recommend :)
It is a nice student accommodation. If you study in UCD is not the best choice, but if you don't mind taking the bus it is a nice palese palese stay.
Really enjoyed my time here! Great location close to the city and the luas line right outside is so handy. Helpful staff and all the events that are ran is a great way to make friends
I have loved my year here at Highfield house as an Erasmus student. The room is very well laid out, and the common areas as well. The cleanliness either in the cinema room, the gym or in the resident lounge has been spot on. Moreover, the people working at Highfield House, whether it is Stephanie, Josipa, Martin or the RAs, are all adorable and always attentive to the residents' problems. I strongly advise you if you are looking for a student residence in Dublin to go to this one. You won't regret it!
The location is perfect, situated close enough to the city center to be on the main streets in 10 minutes, while being far out enough that there is not too much noise during the day or night. It is the perfect spot for completing my final year of studies! All of the staff are very friendly and helpful too, which is a great bonus. There are always lots of great events happening to take part in, giving everyone a chance to meet and make friends. The wifi works brilliantly, making it so much easier to attend my online classes and meetings. I would definitely recommend Highfield House!
Not only was construction delayed, but it is still unfinished nearly 3 months after move-in. The management has been incredibly unhelpful, and have explained away COVID-19 violations. They have also been unhelpful in working with schedule changes due to the pandemic and other extraordinary circumstances which result in needing to alter lease agreements, which aren't even lease agreements and were describe as flexible when we signed up for them. There have also been myriad technical issues, from no hot water to a non-working hob, uncovered duct work, and uncontrollable/no/too much heating (to name a few).
It can be a little loud at night from a group of people smoking and I've watched the night porter walk straight past them at like 3am and not tell them to be a little more quiet or even ask them to check if they,re in the same household
The apartment is very modern and always kept extremely clean. It is a perfect location if you’re in the TU Grangegorman campus and is within walking distance of many grocery shops. My specific apartment is quite quiet but overall it is a great place to live and I highly recommend.
Absolutely love staying here! Staff are very welcoming and engaging. Rooms and common areas are nicely set up. The whole atmosphere makes you feel at home
Everything is good a bit pricey
Nicole is a very RA she’s my favorite very helpful and nice